中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班第一轮通知

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班将于2014年6月19—22日在苏州召开。本次会议将邀请著名的神经眼科、神经内科及眼科专家到会,就神经眼科疾病在诊断学、遗传学、影像学、流行病学、低视力康复等研究领域作专题介绍及神经眼科病例讨论。欢迎全国医师踊跃投稿参会。     

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班第一轮通知

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班将于2014年6月19—22日在苏州召开。本次会议将邀请著名的神经眼科、神经内科及眼科专家到会,就神经眼科疾病在诊断学、遗传学、影像学、流行病学、低视力康复等研究领域作专题介绍及神经眼科病例讨论。     

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议——暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班第一轮通知

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班将于2014年6月19—22日在苏州召开。本次会议将邀请著名的神经眼科、神经内科及眼科专家到会,就神经眼科疾病在诊断学、遗传学、影像学、流行病学、低视力康复等研究领域作专题介绍及神经眼科病例讨论。欢迎全国医师踊跃投稿参会。征文要求：投稿摘要不超过600字（word格式）,注明文题、作者姓名、作者单位、地址、邮编,正文包括目的、方法、结果、结论4个部分。全文统一用宋体五号字体。本次大会只接受电子邮件投稿,请以“第三届全国神经眼科学术会议征文”为主题,邮件正文中请写明作者姓名、职称、单位名称和地址、邮编、手机号码以及电子邮件地址。     

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班（第一轮通知）

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班将于2014年6月19～22口住苏州“开。本次会议将邀请著名的神经眼科、神经内科及眼科专家到会,就神经眼科疾病在诊断学、遗传学、影像学、流行病学、低视力康复等研究领域作专题介绍及神经眼科病例讨论。欢迎全国医师踊跃投稿参会。征文要求：投稿摘要不超过600字（word版本）,注明文题、作者姓名、作者单位、地址邮编,正文包括目的、方法、结果、结论4个部分。     

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班（第一轮）通知

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班（3rd Chinese Neuro-ophthalmology Society （CNOS） Conference Join Meeting with the 4＇h National Neuro-ophthalmology Key Doctor Training Course）将于2014年6月19—22日在苏州召开。本次会议由中华医学会眼科学分会神经眼科学组主办,中国人民解放军总医院眼科承办,首都医科大学附属北京同仁医院神经内科、北京协和医院眼科、大连医科大学附属第一医院眼科、中华眼科杂志编辑委员会协办。本次会议将邀请著名的神经眼科、神经内科及眼科专家到会,就诊断学、遗传学、影像学、流行病学、低视力康复等在眼科疾病中的应用进行专题介绍,并组织神经眼科的病例讨论,结业后将授予国家级继续教育I类学分8分。欢迎全国医师踊跃投稿参会。     

“中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班”第一轮通知

中华医学会眼科学分会第三届全国神经眼科学术会议暨第四届全国神经眼科骨干培训班将于2014年6月19—22日在苏州召开。本次会议将邀请著名的神经眼科、神经内科及眼科专家到会,就神经眼科疾病在诊断学、遗传学、影像学、流行病学、低视力康复等研究领域作专题介绍及神经眼科病例讨论。欢迎全国医师踊跃投稿参会。     

中华医学会眼科学分会第一届神经眼科学术会议暨第二届全国神经眼科骨干培训班截稿延期通知

本次会议自启动开始,受到了全国各地相关科室医生的广泛关注,大家积极踊跃进行论文投稿,目前有不少医生致电大会组委会,反映投稿准备时间较为仓促,希望组委会将截稿日期延期。经过大会组委会研究决     

中华医学会眼科学分会第一届神经眼科学术会议召开

由中华医学会眼科学分会神经眼科学组组织的第一届神经眼科学术会议暨第二届全国神经眼科骨干培训班于2012年6月8—10日在北京解放军总医院国际会议中心召开。中华医学会眼科学分会前任主任委员黎晓新教授及亚洲泛太平洋地区神经眼科秘书长Satoshi Kashii为大会致辞。来自英国、日本、澳大利亚及中国台湾的神经眼科专家及大陆各地的神经内科、神经外科、眼科、放射影像科等300余名医生围绕神经眼科疾病临床和基础研究等方面的热点问题进行了讨论及交流。     

Conference Report: The 14th European Neuro-Ophthalmology Society (EUNOS) Meeting,Porto, Portugal, 16-19 June 2019

Two patients with Parkinson disease (one anatomically confirmed) presented a disorder of eyelid opening known as ‘apraxia of eyelid opening’. The mechanism of this problem appeared to be related to the global slowing of the motor functions found in extrapyramidal syndromes. There is a persistent simultaneous activation of the orbicularis oculi and frontalis muscles. The syndrome is also present in Parkinson's disease as well as in progressive supranuclear palsy.     

7th International Congress of Neuro-Ophthalmology and Neurogenetics of the World Federation of Neurology and 5th Meeting of the International Neuro-Ophthalmology Society

Since the localizing value of optokinetic nystagmus (OKN) in cerebral hemispheric lesions has been questioned by some investigators, 96 patients with hemispheric lesions of various origin demonstrated on CT scan were studied by EOG (optokinetic stimulation at 30, 60 and 120 deg/ sec), EEG, perimetry and neurologic examination.

A severe OKN diminution was found in 17 cases, a moderate diminution in ninecasesand a slight diminution only in seven cases (contralateral deficit in OKN). M onocular stimulation revealed further OKN deficits in two additional cases. Both severe and moderate OKN diminution could be located significantly in the deep white matter of the dorsoparietal and dorsotemporal lobe (CT 2A, 2B, 3A). In contrast to this specific OKN deficit a slight unilateral diminution determined only the involved hemisphere in general but did not correlate with any anatomic area within one hemisphere.     

The German Ophthalmological Society (DOG) during the Period of National Socialism

Sixty-one years after the end of the Hitler dictatorship, the history of the German Ophthalmological Society (DOG) has still hardly been investigated. According to different sources, especially the reports of the DOG congresses 1934, 1936, 1938, and 1940, the following picture can be drawn: 1. The seizure of power ("Machtergreifung") of Adolf Hitler was appreciated by most of the DOG members. 2. After a change of the constitution the DOG came under the control of the "Reichsinnenministerium". However, it escaped the egalitarianism ("Gleichschaltung") and remained relatively independent. 3. Approximately 40 % of the heads of the German university eye clinics who were the most influential DOG representatives were members of the national socialistic German working party (NSDAP). Almost all of these joined the party in 1933 or later. 4. Up to the last congress in Dresden, 1940, the DOG activities were quite extensive. After that time the activities strongly declined. 5. The "Law for the prevention of genetically disabled offspring" ("Gesetz zur Verhütung erbkranken Nachwuchses") from January 1st 1934 was intensely discussed by the DOG. Some prominent ophthalmologists and DOG members were at least in part responsible for the sterilisations because of "congenital blindness". However, as far as it is known, the DOG itself did not intervene directly concerning the practice of sterilisation. 6. Between 1932 and 1940, the DOG lost approximately 12 % of its members. Many of these stemmed from foreign countries, and many were German Jews. The latter left the DOG, as Walther L?hlein stated after the end of the war, "voluntarily". However, a main reason for leaving the DOG was very likely the feeling of being unwanted. The national socialism had several disastrous effects on ophthalmology. Although single DOG members participated in the excesses, the DOG as an organization was not directly involved. However, taking into consideration that more than 10 % of the members of the pre-Hitler era left their scientific society it is a matter of interpretation whether the DOG remained completely innocent between 1933 and 1945.